*  QCONFIG.WS    -- Configuration file for QEDIT2 to emulate WordStar 5.x
*
*  First Written: 13-Dec-90   Tim Farley    Based on QCONFIG.WS
*                                           For QEdit 2.1.
*
*  ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
*  NOTE:  WE RECOMMEND YOU PRINT THIS FILE OUT AND REFER TO IT AS YOU
*         RUN THE QCONFIG PROGRAM TO CONFIGURE YOUR COPY OF QEDIT.
*
*  This configuration also contains most of the Alt and Function keys
*  that QEdit uses by default (most of which are not functional in WordStar).
*
*  The following commands that are in the default QCONFIG.DAT are not
*  assigned here, so you might want to find keys for them:
*
*  InsertLine, MakeCtrOfScreen, MakeTopOfScreen, MarkLine, Match,
*  ShiftLeft, ShiftRight
*
*  NOTE:  There are also other commands in the manual that aren't assigned
*         keys, even in the default QCONFIG.DAT.
*
*  ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
*
*  Below are other QCONFIG options you should set to closely duplicate
*  the default WS5 configuration.  You will have to select these
*  from the menus within QCONFIG.  For any options not listed here, just
*  hit <RETURN> to keep the default, or configure to your preference:
*
*  (A)dvanced options:
*  -------------------
*  .
*  Do you want the return command to split lines in insert mode? [Y] : YES
*  .
*  Do you want the ESCAPE command to invoke the menus? [Y] : NO
*
*
*  (G)eneral options:
*  ------------------
*  Do you want the del_ch command to join lines if at EOL? [Y] : YES
*  Should PQuit, Exit and File return to the edit file prompt? [Y] : YES
*  .
*  Delete white space after words with del_rt_word command (Y/N)? [Y] : NO
*  .
*  Terminate files with a Control Z? [N] : YES
*  .
*  Prompt for filename on open window? [N] : YES
*  Close window when a file is quit? [Y] : YES
*  .
*  Insert line blocks ABOVE the cursor line? [N] : YES
*
*  ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
*  SEE DEFAULT QCONFIG.DAT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS ON MODIFYING THIS FILE.
*

*
* function key set
*

f1                 QuickHelp
*
* F2 is Undo, which both recovers deleted text & cancels pending operations.
*       See also ^U for the same command.
* NOTE: WS5 only recovers one deleted item, QEdit will keep a list.
*
f2                 MacroBegin UnKill Jump skip: Escape skip:
*
* F3 and F4 select print attributes in WS5.  QEdit has no equivalent.
*
* So we put the orphaned EditFile on F3.
*
f3                 EditFile
f4
f5                 DelLine
f6                 DelRtWord
f7                 MacroBegin WrapPara PrevPosition
*
* F8 inserts a ruler line in WS5.  QEdit doesn't have one.
*
f8
f9                 SaveFile
*
* F10 does save/done when editing, and completes dialog boxes too.
*     The jump here lets us do both.
*
f10                MacroBegin File Jump skip: Return skip:

* enhanced keyboard only
f11
f12

*
* #F1 is Display On/Off in WS5.  QEdit doesn't have that.
*
#f1
#f2                CenterLine
*
* #F3 and #F4 are Spell checks in WS5.  QEdit doesn't have a spelling
*     checker, so we retain the defaults.
*
#f3                Sort
#f4
#f5                DeleteBlock
#f6                UnmarkBlock
#f7                MoveBlock
*
* CopyBlock leaves the *source* marked in WS5.  QEdit always leaves the
*           *destination* marked.
*
#f8                CopyBlock
#f9                MarkBlockBegin
#f10               MarkBlockEnd

* enhanced keyboard only
#f11
#f12

^f1                Find
^f2                FindReplace
^f3                RepeatFind
^f4                GotoLine
^f5                SetPrintLeftMargin
^f6                SetRmargin
*
* ^F7 is set paragraph margin in WS5.  No equivalent in QEdit.
*
^f7
^f8                MacroBegin BegLine #12 SplitLine CursorDown BegLine
^f9                BegLine
^f10               EndLine

* enhanced keyboard only
^f11
^f12

*
* To *exactly* emulate WordStar, the Alt-Function keys would have these
* definitions:
*
* @f1                MacroBegin #179
* @f2                MacroBegin #196
* @f3                MacroBegin #218
* @f4                MacroBegin #191
* @f5                MacroBegin #192
* @f6                MacroBegin #217
* @f7                MacroBegin #194
* @f8                MacroBegin #193
* @f9                MacroBegin #195
* @f10               MacroBegin #180
*
* ...but since QEdit has a much better BoxDraw mode, we will put that
* here instead, along with a few other commands that got stranded:
*
@f1                ToggleBoxType
@f2                ToggleBoxDraw
@f3                ToggleSmartTabs
@f4                ToggleEGA43
@f5                ScreenLeft
@f6                ScreenRight
@f7                Shell
@f8
@f9                Dos
@f10               ShowEntryScreen

* enhanced keyboard only
@f11
@f12

*
* special keys
*

cursorup           CursorUp
cursordown         CursorDown
cursorleft         CursorLeft
cursorright        CursorRight
^cursorleft        WordLeft
^cursorright       WordRight
*
* You might prefer BegLine and EndLine for the next two
*
home               MacroBegin BegScreen BegLine
end                MacroBegin EndScreen EndLine
^home              BegFile
^end               EndFile
pgup               PageUp
pgdn               PageDown
^pgup              ScrollUp
^pgdn              ScrollDown

#tab               TabLt
tab                TabRt

ins                ToggleInsert

*
*  NOTE:  If you would prefer the WordStar 3.x originals, change the next
*         three definitions to the following:
*
*               del          Backspace
*               backspace    Cursorleft
*               ^backspace   Backspace
*
del                DelCh
*
* QEdit has a command Backspace for the Backspace key.  But it behaves a little
* differently in Insert Mode than it does in Overwrite Mode.
*
* This macro makes backspace work the way it does in INSERT MODE,
* regardless of whether we are in insert mode now or not.  This is closest
* to WordStar 5's use of Backspace.
*
backspace          MacroBegin CursorLeft JFalse join: DelCh Jump end: join: CursorUp JFalse end: EndLine JoinLine end:

^backspace         DelCh

enter              Return
^enter             ExecuteScrap
escape             Escape

*
* These are QEdit definitions we will retain.  Remove the words Paste, Copy
* and Cut on the next three lines if you would prefer these keys retain
* their WS5 definitions.
*
grey*              Paste
grey+              Copy
grey-              Cut
#del
#ins
`
~
/

^prtsc             MacroBegin SaveFile MainMenu "P" BegLine
^2
^6                 ToggleIndent
^[                 Escape
^\
*
* Macro to edit the file whose name is sitting at the cursor in the editor
*
^]                 MacroBegin AltWordSet MarkWord Copy DefaultWordSet EditFile Paste Return
*
* The following is an undocumented window sizing key in WS5.  Cannot emulate
* in QEdit because window sizing depends on window position in QEdit.
*
^-

*
* alternate keys
*
* Only the ones that invoke the menus are from WS5, the rest are from
* the default QEdit definition.
*

@a                 DropAnchor
@b                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'b'
@c                 CopyBlock
@d                 DelLine
@e                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'e'
@f                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'f'
*
* There is no "Goto" menu in QEdit, so we will go to the Search menu, which
* is closest.
*
@g                 MacroBegin MainMenu 's'
@h                 QuickHelp
@i                 ToggleTabsOut
@j                 JoinLine
@k                 MarkColumn
*
* There is no "Layout" menu in QEdit, so we will go to the Print menu, which
* is closest.
*
@l                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'p'
@m                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'm'
@n                 NextFile
@o                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'o'
@p                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'p'
@q                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'q'
@r                 ReadBlock
@s                 MacroBegin MainMenu 's'
*
* These next three start with Control-B in the default.
* We make them Alt-T (for "text buffers") to free up Control-B for WrapPara.
*
@t_a               AppendScrBuff
@t_l               GetScrBuff
@t_s               StoreScrBuff
@u                 UnmarkBlock
@v                 ToggleTabsExpand
@w                 MacroBegin MainMenu 'w'
@x                 GExit
@y                 GSave
@z                 CopyOverBlock
@1                 Upper
@2                 Lower
@3                 Flip
@4
@5
@6
@7
@8
@9
@0
@-
*
* This is a QEdit default macro, not WS5.
*
@=                 MacroBegin MarkWord Copy Find Paste Return Return

*
* control keys
*

^a                 WordLeft
^b                 WrapPara
^c                 PageDown
^d                 CursorRight
^e                 CursorUp
^f                 WordRight
^g                 DelCh
*
* You might prefer "Backspace" for the following key:
*
^h                 MacroBegin CursorLeft JFalse join: DelCh Jump end: join: CursorUp JFalse end: EndLine JoinLine end:
^i                 TabRt
^j                 QuickHelp
*
* BLOCK COMMANDS  (^K)
*
* Note that unlike WordStar, QEdit makes no distinction between copying within
* one window, and copying between two windows.  There is only one block marked
* at any given moment.
*
^k_a               CopyBlock
^k_b               MarkBlockBegin
^k_c               CopyBlock
^k_d               File
*
* ^KE lets you rename an arbitrary file in WordStar.  QEdit only lets you
*    rename THIS file.
*
^k_e               ChangeFilename
^k_f               Dos
*
* Note that unlike WordStar, QEdit makes no distinction between moving within
* one window, and moving between two windows.  There is only one block marked
* at any given moment.
*
^k_g               MoveBlock
^k_h               UnmarkBlock
*
* Column Replace mode doesn't exist in QEdit.  However, you can use QEdit's
* CopyOverBlock and PasteOver to achieve the same thing.
*
^k_i
*
* NOTE:  This kills the *current* file on disk in QEdit, while in WordStar
*        it prompts you for what file to kill.
*
^k_j               KillFile
^k_k               MarkBlockEnd
*
* ^KL (changed logged disk) has no equivalent in QEdit.  You can achieve
* the same thing by hitting ^KF then typing the equivalent DOS command.
*
^k_l
*
* QEdit doesn't have any math functions to put on ^KM.
*
^k_m
*
* ^KN should be "toggle column block", but QEdit doesn't do that.  Use
* the MarkColumn command to work with column blocks.
*
^k_n               NextFile
*
* ^KO (copy a file) could be done with a macro in QEdit
*
^k_o
*
* ^KP is close to PrintAll in original WordStar, but PrintBlock is safer
*
^k_p               PrintBlock
^k_q               PQuit
^k_r               ReadBlock
^k_s               SaveFile
*
* WS5's ^KT is "save as".  In QEdit, WriteBlock does that if NO BLOCK IS MARKED.
*
^k_t               WriteBlock
^k_u
^k_v               MoveBlock
^k_w               WriteBlock
^k_x               File
^k_y               DeleteBlock
*
* QEdit's sort works a little differently than WS5's does.  Be sure to
* read the READ.ME file on how to use QEdit's Sort.
*
^k_z               Sort
^l                 RepeatFind
*
* Ctrl-M should be synonymous with Return, but we'll bow to QEdit's convention
*
^m                 MacroRecord
^n                 SplitLine
*
* ONSCREEN COMMANDS (^O)
*
* There are no equivalents for the next two in QEdit.
*
^o_a
^o_b
^o_c               CenterLine
*
* There are no equivalents for the next four in QEdit.
*
^o_d
^o_e
^o_g
^o_h
^o_i               SetCtabWidth
*
* ^OJ is "toggle justification" which QEdit doesn't have
*
^o_j
^o_k               HorizontalWindow
^o_l               SetPrintLeftMargin
^o_m               ResizeWindow
*
* QEdit doesn't have the next three, so we will retain QEdit's definitions.
*
^o_n               NextWindow
^o_o               OneWindow
^o_p               PrevWindow
*
^o_r               SetRMargin
*
* QEdit doesn't have the next three.
*
^o_s
^o_t
^o_v
*
^o_w               ToggleWordWrap
*
* QEdit doesn't have an equivalent for release margins, ToggleWordWrap is close.
*
^o_x               ToggleWordWrap
*
* This is a QEdit definition
*
^o_z               ZoomWindow
*
^p                 Literal
*
* QUICK COMMANDS (^Q)
*
^q_a               FindReplace
^q_b               GotoBlockBeg
^q_c               EndFile
^q_d               EndLine
^q_e               BegScreen
^q_f               Find
*
* QEdit has no "find character," just use the normal Find.
*
^q_g
^q_h
^q_i               GotoLine
*
* QEdit does not have the following one.
*
^q_j
^q_k               GotoBlockEnd
*
* Since QEdit doesn't have a spell checker, we will retain it's original
* definition for the next one.
*
^q_l               UndoCursorline
*
* QEdit doesn't have equivalents for the next three.
*
^q_m
^q_n
^q_o
*
^q_p               PrevPosition
*
* ^QQ repeats the *following* command in WS5.  In QEdit it repeats the
* *previous* command.
*
^q_q               RepeatCmd
^q_r               BegFile
^q_s               BegLine
*
* QEdit has no equivalent for the following.
*
^q_t
*
* Hit <Ctrl B><Ctrl QQ><1000><Enter> to simulate the following.
*
^q_u
*
* ^QV does "Last Find" in WordStar.  This is pretty close.
*
^q_v               PrevPosition
*
* ^QW (continuous scroll down) has no equivalent in QEdit
*
^q_w
^q_x               EndScreen
^q_y               DelToEol
*
* ^QZ (continuous scroll up) has no equivalent in QEdit
*
^q_z
*
* The following two are actually "delete to begin of line", but this is
* close as we can come, since we can't do macros on two-keys.
*
^q_del             DelLtWord
^q_^-              DelLtWord
*
^r                 PageUp
^s                 CursorLeft
^t                 DelRtWord
^u                 MacroBegin UnKill Jump skip: Escape skip:
^v                 ToggleInsert
^w                 ScrollUp
^x                 CursorDown
^y                 DelLine
^z                 ScrollDown

*
* other enhanced only keys
*
@'
@,
@.
@/
@;
@[
@\
@]
@`
@backspace
@enter
@escape
@grey*             PasteOver
@grey+
@grey-
@grey/
@greycursordown
@greycursorleft
@greycursorright
@greycursorup
@greydel
@greyend
@greyhome
@greyins
@greypgdn
@greypgup
@greyenter
@tab

greyenter          Return
^greyenter         ExecuteScrap
^centercursor
^cursordown        LineDown
^cursorup          LineUp
^del

^grey*
^grey+
^grey-
^grey/
^ins
^tab

centercursor

*
* EOF: QCONFIG.WS5
*